Things I have recently spotted that may
be of interest to someone else:
Christianity: A Relevant writer says that we're called to serve immigrants, legal or illegal.
Health: (Sort of) Listverse has 10 descriptions, from people who died, or thought they would, on what it's like to die.
History: A report on the report of the finding
and salvaging of the Hunley, the first submarine to bring
down an enemy ship in war. The Hunley sunk in the Charleston, SC,
harbor.
Listverse on why
the Germans voted the Nazis into power.
Politics: Authorities in so-called Red
States are working to eliminate the effects of climate change, but they don't call it that, according to Scientific American.
Science: Scientific American reports on the discovery of 7
planets, around a star that's "only" 40 light-years away, which planets may be suitable for life.
Scientific American also explains the
mechanism of the poison that apparently was used to assassinate the half-brother of the North Korean leader.
Bees (not honeybees) have
been shown to learn how to do a task by watching another bee do it,
according to Nature.
Sports: (Not really) A Relevant writer says it's time for Sports
Illustrated to stop
publishing the annual swimsuit issue.
(And history) Listverse on 10 sporting
events that influenced subsequent events strongly.
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